Food Science and Technology

Self-assembling nanofibrous bacteriophage microgels as sprayable antimicrobials targeting multidrug-resistant bacteria

L. Tian, L. He, et al.

Discover groundbreaking research by Lei Tian and colleagues at McMaster University on self-assembling nanofibrous bacteriophage microgels. These innovative, sprayable antimicrobials target multidrug-resistant bacteria, achieving impressive 6-log reduction in harmful E. coli on food products. Perfect for combating modern microbial challenges!

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